Implementing a Zero Trust access model for tech-centric organizations does not have to be complex and time consuming. Twingate is a lightweight, Zero-Trust Access (ZTA) solution offering better performance, end-user usability, and security for businesses looking to leapfrog their Zero Trust journey and move away from burdensome VPNs. Download this security whitepaper to learn how a new-age product architecture supports:

• Hiding networks for secure remote access
• Better usability for administrators, developers, and end-users
• Granular and programmatic access control, at the resource level
• Strong reliability, scalability, and performance

"ZTNA" is a buzzword that often gets misused by vendors trying to repackage their legacy VPN solutions. A modern ZTNA, however, should be designed and architected specifically for a holistic ZTNA model. Download this brief two-pager to understand ways a modern ZTNA solution differentiates itself from legacy hardware-based and cloud solutions in terms of:

• Design paradigms
• Philosophy
• Network architecture
• Features / use cases enabled

Adopting "Zero Trust" may mean different things to different organizations, but usability is almost a universal problem. In particular, a user-friendly, scalable access control interface is hard to come by for the various IT, Security, and DevOps administrators using them. Download this ebook to learn more about:

• Why usability in access control is a cybersecurity imperative
• The usability problem in security
• How better access control can simplify on-ramp for Zero Trust
• Twingate's approach to the problem

Many IT and Security leaders are questioning how legacy network models will fit into the future of their Zero Trust roadmaps. It can be especially tough if their current solutions are architected with a legacy, perimeter-based defense in mind. Undeniably, models for network connectivity will also need to evolve for Zero Trust. Luckily, it might not be as difficult as it sounds. Download this ebook to learn more about:

• Why traditional and Cloud-based network models are outdated
• Reasons the future will be in distributed network
• Ways to architect Zero Trust access for the future
• Twingate's approach to the problem